1402 EXERCITATIO de Causis Remediisque Dissidiorum, authore T. S. 4to. Is 6d Oxon. 1675 1403 EXLEY'S (Tho.) New Principles of Natural Philosophy; or, a New Theory of Physics, 8vo. boards, 6s (published at 148) 1829 1404 EXMOOR Scolding between two Sisters; also, an Exmoor Courtship in the propriety and decency of the Exmoor Dialect, with an English Translation, 12mo. 1s Exeter, 1802 1405 EYSTETTENSIS ECCLESIA.-Philippi Ecclesiæ Eystettensis XXXIX Episcopi, de ejusdem Ecclesiæ divis tutelaribus: S. Richardo, Wunibaldo, Willibaldo, Walpurga, una cum duobus observationum libris et catalogo historico, omnium Episcoporum Eystettensium, Jacobo Gretsero, auctore, 4to. calf, neat, RARE, 16s Ingolstadii, 1617 A very scarce and curious book relating to ecclesiastical history. These four Saxon Tutelar saints, St. Richard the father, his two sons, St. Wunibald and St. Willibald, and his daughter, St. Walpurga, were Anglo-Saxons, and of the blood royal. Cardinal Baronius informs us, that the sister of queen Offa was mother to St. Richard, and "it is probable," says Father Cressy," that this Richard was king of the West-Saxons, immediately after King Ina, for though Ethelard be the only king named as his successor, yet the venerable Bede says, that King Ina left his kingdom to several young princes, among whom St. Richard was one; but Ethelard, being a prince of high spirit, seems to have excluded the rest, together with St. Richard." According to Baronius, this King Richard, (the father of the boly brethren, St. Wunibald and St. Willebald, and of their sister, St. Walpurga, a religious virgin) was a voluntary exile from his country," "he quitted," says he," a king's crown for a life eternal, put off the royal purple to take a mean habit, and visited the shrines of the saints at Rome." He died at Lucca, an. 722, and is styled in the Roman Martyrology, 'St. Richard, king of the English.' In the two books of annotations to the above curious volume by Jacob Gretser, we have a poetical piece, entitled, " Rythmi Medebardi de miraculis S. Walpurgæ, quæ Wolfardus Hasenrieta'nus IV. libris complexus est, nunc primum ex MS. Codice Bibliothecæ Episcopalis Estettensis publicati.—Hymni SS. Willebaldi et Walpurgæ ;" and this volume concludes with a "Catalogo-Historico omnium Episcoporum Eystettensium," which catalogue contains the lives of all the early saints of this episcopal church. 1406 FABRICII (J. S.) de Unitate Ecclesiæ Britannica Meditationes Sacræ, 8vo. calf, marbled leaves, 4s Oxon. 1676 1407 FABYAN'S (ROBERT) Chronicles of England and France, with a Biographical and Literary Preface, and an Index, by Henry Ellis, royal 4to. boards, 11 4s (published at 31 3s) 1811 1408 FACCIOLATI (JACOBI) Totius Latinitatis Lexicon operâ et studio Forcellini, edidit J. Bailey, 2 vols. royal 4to. boards, 41 4s Lond. 1828 another copy, calf, very neat, 5l 15s 6d 1409 ib. 1828 The Appendix to the above, of 50 pages, may be had separately, containing Tursellinus on the Particles, Gesner's Etymological Index, &c. price 4s 6d. 1410 FAERNI (Gab.) Centum Fabulæ ex antiquis Scriptoribus delectæ, numerous wood cuts, 12mo. calf, neat, 3s 6d Bruxellis, 1682 1411 FAIRFAX'S (Sir Thos.) Letter from Cornwall, relating the whole businesse in the West, small 4to. 3s 1645 1412 FALCONER'S (Thos., of Chester) Chronological Tables, 4to. calf, very neat, 68 Oxford, Clar. 1796 1413 FALCONER'S (T.) Case of Eusebius of Cæserea examined, 8vo. 1s Oxf., 1808 1414 FALLE'S (Phil.) Account of the Island of Jersey, large coloured map, small 8vo. original calf, gilt, 78 6d "For the Rev. Dr. Hooper, Dean of Canterbury," &c. on the fly leaf. 1694 1415 FAMOUS CHINOIS; or, the Loves of several of the French Nobility, 12mo. half bound, neat, 3s 1669 1416 FAMILY LECTURES; a copious Collection of Sermons on Faith and Practice, selected from the best Authors, by Vicesimus Knox, bound in 2 vols. royal 8vo. calf, neat, 10s 6d 1815 1417 FANSHAW's (Sir Rich.) Original Letters, during his Embassies in Spain and Portugal, 8vo. calf, 3s 6d 1701 1418 FARLEY'S (ROB.) Kalendarium Humanæ Vitæ, the Kalendar of Man's Life, frontispiece by Glover, and emblematical wood cuts, small 8vo. half bound, il 10s £7 17s 6d in the Bibliotheca Anglo-Poetiea. 1638 1419 FARMER'S (Hugh) Dissertation on Miracles, 12mo. boards, 38-half bound, 3s 6d 1804 1420 FARQUHAR'S (Geo.) Love and Businesse; in a Collection of Occasionary Verse and Epistolary Prose, 8vo. half bound, 2s 1702 1421 FARRER'S (John) Sermons on the Parables, 8vo. boards, 5s 6d (pub. at 9s) 1809 1422 FATHERS OF THE ENGLISH CHURCH; or, a Selection from the Writings of the Reformers, and Early Protestant Divines of the Church of England, by LEGH RICHMOND, 8 vols. 8vo. calf, neat, 61 16s 6d 1807 1423 Selection of the, with Lives of Dr. Ridley and Edward IV., 8vo. boards, 5s 1424 FAURELII (Herm.) Babel, dat is Verwerringhe der Weder-dooperen onder malkanderen, over meest alle de stucken der Christelicke leere, 12mo. vellum, 38 Middleburgh, 1621 1425 FAUSTINI Fidei Orthodoxæ adversus Arianos Opera, 12mo. old calf, neat, Oxon. 1678 1426 FAWKES'S (Francis) Original Poems and Translations, 8vo. calf, very neat, 1761 4s 6s n. d. 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Revived; or, the Faithfull Shepheard, a Sermon preached at the Consecration of three Bishops, the Lords Elect of Oxford, Bristoll, and Chester, in his Grace's Chappell at Lambeth, May 9, 1619; by that most learned Pillar of our Church, Dr. Daniell Featley, 4to. sewed, 4s 1661 1429 FELIBIEN's Seven Conferences held in the King of France's Cabinet of Paintings, between Le Brun, Bourdon, Champagne, Perrault, &c. on some of the most celebrated Pictures, in which the method of forming a Judgment on Paintings is laid down, 8vo. calf, neat, 3s 1740 1430 FELL, (Guil.) Catechisme Naturel, small 4to. original binding, 4s Hambourg, 1678 1431 FELL'S (Dr. John) Paraphrase and Annotations upon St. Paul's Epistles, 8vo. calf, 1s 6d 1684 1432 FELLOWES'S (Rob.) Religion without Cant, 8vo. calf, very neat, 4s 6d 1801 1433 Guide to Immortality, portrait, 3 vols. 8vo. half bound, neat, 7s 6d 1804 1434 FELTON (Henry) on Reading the Classics, and forming a just Style, 12mo. calf, neat, Is 6d 1718 1435 FENESTELLA de Magistratibus, Sacerdotiisque Romanorum, Pomponius Lætus de Magistratibus et Sacerdotiis, et præterea de diversis legibus Romanorum, 12mo. calf, 4s Basilea, 1523 1436 FENELON'S Instructions for the Education of a Daughter, done in English by Dr. George Hickes, 12mo. old calf, 3s 1707 1437 Le Avventure di Telemaco, traduzione dal Francese, 2 vols. 8vo. sewed, 2s 6d Avignone, 1804 1438 FENWICK's (Geo.) Help for the Sincere, in plain Meditations, 12mo. Is 6d 1737 1439 FERMOSINUS (Episc.) de Potestate capituli sede vacante necnon sede plena, folio, calf, gilt, neat, 58 6d Lugd. 1666 1813 1440 FERNANDEZ's (F.) English and Spanish Dictionary, 12mo. calf, neat, 68 1441 FERRARII (Phil.) 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Oxon. 1628 ib. 1628 "This second edition is charged by the Scots, in their Canterburian's Self-conviction,' 1641, folio, with additions, made by Archbishop Laud. The purport and merit of this work has reminded some of the judicious Hooker, between whom and Dr. Field there was a great friendship."-CHALMERS. 1446 FIELDING's (H.) Works, with a Life of the Author, portrait, 8 vols. 8vo. calf, gilt, very neat, 21 18s 1447 1762 another edition, 8 vols. 8vo. calf, gilt, neat, 1l 18s 1771 "Of all the works of imagination to which English genius has given origin, the writings of Henry Fielding are perhaps most decidedly and exclusively her own. The persons of his story live in England, travel in England, quarrel and fight in England; and scarce an incident occurs, without its being marked by something which could not well bave happened in any other country. In strong and national humour, and forcible yet natural exhibition of character, the Father of the English Novel remains unapproached as yet, even by his successful followers."-SIR WALTER SCOTT. 1448 FILANGIERI'S (Chevalier) Science of Legislation, translated by Wm. Kendall, 8vo. boards, 38 6d Exeter, 1792 FINE ARTS. 1449 AUDRAN'S (Mons.) Proportions of the Human Body, measured from the most beautiful Antique Statues, in 27 large folio plates, sewed, 4s 6d n.d. 1450 BARRY's (Jas.) Account of a series of Pictures, in the Great Room at the Adelphi, 8vo. calf, very neat, 4s 6d 1783 1451 BRYAN'S (Michael) Biographical and Critical Dictionary of Painters and Engravers, portraits and monograms, 2 vols. 4to. boards, 41 108 1816 1452 CATALOGUE of the Collection of Pictures, &c. belonging to King James II., 4to. fine copy, calf, very neat, 11 88 1453 Compleat Drawing Book, 120 plates, 8vo. boards, 78 6d 1758 1757 FINE ARTS. 1454 EDWARDS's (Edw.) 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Poems, 8vo. neatly half bound, 3s Oxon. 1781 1480 FLAVEL'S (JOHN) Whole Works, portrait, 2 vols. folio, good copy, in old calf, neat, ll 4s 1481 1701 Husbandry Spiritualized; or, the Heavenly Use of Earthly Things, 4to. calf, neat, 4s 6d 1669 Consisting of many pleasant observations and serious reflections, and each chapter concluding with a divine and suitable poem, with choice occasional observations on birds, beasts, trees, flowers, &c. 1482 FLAXMAN'S COMPOSITIONS from Dante, containing Hell, Purgatory, and Paradise, 110 plates, oblong 4to. boards, ORIGINAL IMPRESSIONS, 21 28 (published at 4l 4s) 1793 1483 FLECHIER, (Esprit) Panegyriques et autres Sermons, portrait, 2 vols. 12mo. calf, gilt, neat, 5s Brusselle, 1696 Lettres de, 12mo. calf, gilt, neat, 3s 6d A la Haye, 1712 Recueil des Oraisons Funebres, 12mo. french calf, gilt, 3s 6d Paris, 1767 1484 1485 "Distinguished equally for learning, abilities, and exemplary piety."-CHALMERS. 1486 FLEURY, (Claude) les mœurs des Chrestiens, 12mo. calf, 2s 6d Paris, 1682 1487 les mœurs des Israelites, 12mo. calf, marbled leaves, 3s A la Haye, 1683 1488 les devoirs des Maitres et des Domestiques, 18mo. old binding, 28 6d Amst. 1688 1489 FLEMING's (R.) Discourses on the rise and fall of the Papacy; on God's dwelling with Men; on the ministerial Office; and on Religion as it centers in Christ, 8vo. calf, neut, 12s 1701 This very rare volume, predicting the death of Louis XVI., was, in 1793, of such extreme rarity, that it could not be obtained for money. 1490 FLORIOT, (Sieur) Morale Chretienne, rapportée aux instructions que Jesus Christ nous a données dans l'oraison dominicale, 4to. calf, neat, RARE, 12s Paris, 1675 Prefixed are, a letter from Cardinal Bona to the author, and epistles of approbation from several learned prelates. 1491 FLORI (Lucii Annæi) Epitome Rerum Romanorum, ab Lucio Ampelio, cum var. lect. Salmasii, 18ıno. calf, gilt, neat, 78 6d 1492 Lugd. Bat. Elzevir, 1638 "The first edition (of 1638) is very rare, and much esteemed."-DR. CLARKE. 1804 1493 FLOWERS of Literature for 1803, frontispiece, 12mo. calf, gilt, neat, 3s 6d 1494 FLOWERS.-Fables of Flowers, for the Female Sex, plates, 12mo. neat, 2s 1773 Language of Flowers, with a Dictionary, 18mo. green silk, gilt leaves, 10s 6d 1495 An elegant little volume, illustrated with numerous coloured plates. 1834 1496 FONTAINE.-Recueil des Contes de Sr. de la Fontaine, les Satyres de Boileau, &c. 12mo. vellum, neat, 3s Amst. 1669 |